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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
MONMOUTH PARK ENTRIES TO-DAY.

SEVEN CONTESTS WITH PROMISE OF GOOD SPORT
There will be races at Monmouth Park to-day
as the entries large for the second race hand
cap for twoyear-ods that they were divided and two
races were made of it, the nd and fifth, with the
same conditions II 1t does not rain and spoil the track
the racing will be excellent and some of the finishes will
be close.
Garrison may expected to ride his latest purchase
Cyclops, in the first race, and Cyclops should win.
Milton is fast but uncertain With his light weight how
ever, he should get second place.
Omaha will probably be the favorte in the second
race but she has had great deal Of racing lately and 1t
is time for the light weights to beat her. Flltaway
should win with Paragon second.
Firenzi give Almy seven pounds easily enough and
win the End Hotel Stakes in caner especially as
Amy only Just recovering from recent lameness.
Probably Tuesdays race did Rupert good, and he
ought to the fourth with only 1Oi pounds up
while Preciosa should beat Connemara for the place.
Darlington should win the nth race with Defaulter
second
These are the entries in full:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
ITEN INNINGS AT ST. GEORGE.
NETS BEATEN AFTER A FINE GAME.
puzzLxp BY THE BALTIMORE PITCHERS CURVES
FOOLISH COACHING.


FOOLISH COACHING.
One Of the interesting baseball games played az 81
eoree this witnessed at the Indians pretty
grounds by people yesterday Ten innings were required
to match, home PLAYERS becoming rateI
senees coaching Of Manager Cayo and losing
the game They might lost IL but caylors
coaching the press stand ended the game abruptly Ihe
Meropotans played brilliant game in the neld but cord
not gauge Kiroys curves making only two actual baset'
during game sick the fourth inning and re-
tired Gardner playing step good form during the re-
mainder OF the game
Greenwood, Gerharat ami Tucker played model game "
the field while Green wood and Kroy did the most
work at the bat Neither side scored run unti inc i
inning when the Baltimore sent In run anu t'oN e
lead During the three innings each sue was '
but in the eighth the got run ana ueu 'e SUI
amid out appause Jones made hit TO centre heh anu
Espkirson cot 10 first on a wild throw by kiroy hoioert
the ord Hank nson out second but Jones got 70 hta
On Tho ,i,v Gerhardt sacrificed himself at nst base anu
Youas rar hors In the tenth inning the Baltimore men
80, she winning run Trott made hit and went 10 thHu
on twobase by Hays. Caylor began toyei+ an" s
4, his exotsment made bsk and the winning run WAS
scored The score was;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
re THE VOTING WOMAN Her OWN AUNT

rare and curious mixture By marriage and
between two we'll known families OF Railway anu fiahneu
n j. was further ed last week by he OF Tn
savage OF Railway with Susan c. Pike. OF Painneu anc
groom is the son OF O.. Mayor Joseph Savage HIS s.e
married three times Noah W. Pike the iather OF te MY
of has FRIED the 1rst Wlie VI
pike OF Mayor Savage by his hfst
The serond Of Mr. the sister MT Ike
The married last week was born OF the secoa
husband OF the daughter OF MT Plke w
frst marriage Tins Mayor savage was MT PIKE ooLr
in.aw also his fathenlaw Mayor savage
marrying Mr. Pike became sister naw to her own M
young Joseph Savage being the son 81 Mt pSe ar Wife
he o his brother and BY his MARRIAGE la w1eS
Mr. ghter became his sonin-lsw: mus MI
his sOni law, ana ths recoe
brGe Joseph Is consn and niece 10 her nus
band and consequently her own aunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
wRsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

RYE-The body OF E B. COwes. lawyer who was drowned
In the ST. Lawrence last week, brought back
Yesterday in charge OF David :. COwes. his brother
PORT CHFsTER-The overgrown Boys will enjoy their
nual out ing and games Senfs Grove today.
WHITE PLAISsThe real estate OF Elisha Horton eonprs
parcels OF building sites was sofa lie" uays ago
and brought S44.l73.
SING SlSG-The taxpayers by their votes on Tue'day an
hored The trustees 70 the streets
Tuesd ~ was temperance day AZ the Sing sing camp
meeting Tile principal speaker was Chauncey ohsner, VINO
feelingiy portrayed the evils OF ntemporsnee
HAsTINGs.-sOpha Cook. whose home was entered ant
1arrytown of masked burg srs two WIN
tiers ago Tuesday night at the age Of eghytwo
yeara Her relatives are IN Georgia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
NEW-.IERSEY.

LINDEN Walter Lutgen. partner OF August Belmont
country seat In this place has offered inc
toners Episcopal Church fine lot OF ground ana VIII
materially assist the church in other ways they VIII move
tho church from its site east OF the railroad TO the
OF the borough The vesy has the matter
under slderation.
RAHwAY-The Union County Board OF Agriculture VIII
hold annual farmers picnic to-day on the hanusomo
grounds OF IS Hoyt III mon Township inere WIZ oe @
products, and collation. io,iowe Oy
from Of Board aud distinguished
gurst the latter will eDven the day
"a bold attempt made to start hre in the most
cky etted norton of shortly after midnight on
Tuesday The builing used stable by W. D. Gioy.
on CheTry. which IL hickly lined with frame buildings on
side The fire quickly eItingulshed determined
eff w be mado catch the incendarles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
SHIPPING NEITS.

SHIPPING NEUS
PORT OF NETWORK "WEDNESDAY. AUG. lie. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westernl Beg, Randle. Antwerp Aug with
mse aud passengers Peter Wright sons Arrived at
the Bar at 3 81 an
steamer Chateau Margaux (Fr SENSING Bordeaux Aug O.
with lOl 10 Funch Edge Co. Arrived
a q lilac
steamer Raveusheugh tBr. Russell Rio Marina July ~.
w Perth AmQoy.
steamer city OF Pusba Deaken Tampnc July a. Tu1pan
Aug Cruz Progroso B. havana l3 with D,dse and
passengers Alexandra Soma Arrived at the Bar at $50
a
steamer philadelphia Hess Puerto Cabco Aug Curacao
g. Laguayrl TO- with mdse and passengers to Bouon Bliss
4 Dallett Arrived at tho Bari o. m.
Steamer Breakwater Dolls. West P0nt AMI Newport
News with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion Ss Co
Steamer kanawha, sears Newport News. with coal to
W circuit.
Ship p q Blanchard tNorl Norman. Hamburg 90 days,
with mdse to ORDER vessel TO Bonham a Boyesen.
Bark Irene (Ausu Trapan. Smyrna Nav 10. scalaDoya
June with licorce root an stone to
vessel C., master
Bark Saga tNor,. walberg Plymouth as days with clay
and empty barrels to Hamme desple vessel To master
Bark Maggie (Br. Boyd. Windsor Ms, with plaster TO
order.
Brig t3r Bruce Black River ia. 90 days with log
Brig linda tNorl Olsen, Boston. IN ballast 10 master
schr Ellie iRr) Hamln, st John n. days. with lumber
TO Chase Talbot 20; vessel TO scammoll Bros
Schr Avis tr, Mclean. st John NIB days with lumber
10 Boardman d smallJ vessel 70 sesAnmen Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
THE COURTS.


MRS LANGTRY A RESIDENT OF CALIFORNIA!
Mira Emile Charlotte Langtry, through her counsel Patt
Bowers induced Justice Donohue yesterday to transfer
from the state 10 tho United Circuit Court in this dis
trct the suit begun against her by Edward Gilmore for
Si6 alege balance due him for his services as
manager behs Mrs Langtry saws In her Application
that At the time Mr. Gilmore began ms suit he was anu SUI
remains citizen State and city, while she was then
citizen and resident the Kingdom OF Great Britain re-
siding city OF London and subject OF the Queen OF
the ntsl Kngdom Britain and Ireland but that
then she become and now is citizen ana rest
Of California residing In the city OF san
Francisco" TIE appcat accordingly granted on
tie bond OF 81 there appear surees Leopod Gustha
Fiftesnth.st, and William A Nash, Oh NO.
$50 Clnton.st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
CALENDARS TODAY.

srPRFME COURr-CHA MBERS-Before Donohue J.-Nos
90 80. 81 40. llS. 1853. l6..
SUPREME CoURT-SPRclAL TEkA-PARr l.-Beforo Dono-
hue. J. No dav calendar
suKKooArEs CoUkr-.Before Rollins SWIM OF Joseph
stelnhemer 800 MI will of Elizabeth Wadie, 10
will OF Fanny Lyon Lemon. 1890 will OF Ella Curry:
1910 M will OF Mary A. Woodbury. 1880 will OF
FRANKLIN Howes 1890 will OF Esther Gitsky II M;
will of Margaret smith, will OF Phillip f. shuser,
lila mi win OF Samuel Tobias ~ Will OF Jured Lnsey.
/ D. M; will OF Alfred b. HILL 3 p IN. Motion Calendar
called at IL a. IN.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcIAL TRRM-Before sedgwck. c. j.
No day calendar.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-Psrts l. II and III .-Ad
iourned for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
sE1zrRE oE CIGARS AND cIGA RErrES.

Custom House Inspectors Brown and DonAhue seized
grocery wagon Thirty ninhst South Brooklyn yestsr
day found several barrels in 1t packed with Havana
cigars and cigarettes belongs Murphy. Of
No 1879 sackeustq Brooklyn Iwa' IN charge OF man
hired the wagon TO NewYork. whore he would be
by the man who employed him There were $4,000
cigars in the barrels valued 000 and 1000 packages OF
cigarettes, valued at $500 The horse and wagon
lar srreat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
MISSING FROM HUDSON RIVER BOAT

Captain s. r. Casset of the steamboat Thomas McManus.
which plies between here Hudson reported the local
steamboat inspectors yesterday that Richard OConnel
from Hudson disappeared from the boat while she
was the Tuesday ni@ht, ant. In his
opinion ned The captain knew OConneu ~ sight
When he ulson the men noticed that he
was the influence OF liquor He went 10 the sateroom
that him. out In short tme after the
boat started say could sleep Captain Caset
He went back 10 his roonat least
that the last OF him. The
oapiain thinks that OConne fell jumped overheard be-
tween Cornwall and West Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
REFORMS on BLAcKwELEs ISLAND URGED.

The report OF Mrs. Josephine shaw Lowell on Work
house abuses at Backwelrs Island made to the state
Board OF Charities and adopted by It, has been sent to
Mayor Uavitt at Bar Harbor II recommends that the
Workhouse be established on tho plan or the Emira ke
formatory, with a separate management Tor women
Under present the inmates whether sent
there because OF desttuton crime are all huddled
together and tho result 10 that many como out worse
than they went In Others get out through the nlu-
OF politicians The officers condemn the present
all that reform Is badly needed
The State Board OF Charities recommends that the
Mayor appoint tho managers, and that the entire
system OF ma nagement be changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

"DA N" MURPHY TO GO BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
The papers in Daniel Murphy who killed Lyons
tho whyo leader and discharged by coroners jury
received at the office yesterday 1t 10
probable that will be brought before the next
grand Jury he ts 70 cS 1e ,,
will end the matter said slant Attorney FIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
ANALYSIS OF BOWLING.
MANHAITAN-FIRsT INNING.
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Aug 1.-THE race for the Hariwieke stakes SIX
furong for at the stockton meeting
to-day by X Vyner's bay colt Gautby r. Bot
ters brown colt In second. and r. Harrsons
bay colt Macgregor out OF Tmaru third There were "
starters The betting to Gautby. 10 70 against
Primus and 10 to ! against tho Macgregor colt
for the Northern leger one and ma "
miles for three by Lord Zotands bay colt
Scottish length j. Lowthers brown colt Royal
Charter and Sir Jardnes colt Prince Karl dead
second place The betting stsOd4 10 on otsh
King each against Royal Charter and Prince Karl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Donohue yesterday granted Appleton & Co. per-
mission to sue william Henderson committee OF the es
tate Of BARLEY Campbell for s2eS the price OF edition OF
their cyclopedia. -.
YESTERDAY from Justice Donohue on the ground
that ne is unjustly incarcerated.
Justice Donoue yesterday refused asay OF proceedings 10
John Joyce the convicted highwayman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
WORK OF THE PARK BOARD.

the meeting OF the Park Board yesterday petition was
presented by property In the district asking
the opening OF streets from ono hundred nd thirty
fourth 10 One hundred fourth and also One
hundred sirthst The petition requested that these
might be opened by single OF the Park Depart
and the Boari Of Street Openings They need To DO
oponsd was stated for the health OF the and
the business interests OF tho district required immediate
action. The Board approved the measure MT Crimmns
presented plan for widening the sdewa ks in Seventy
soonds between Central and Riverside Parks aud making
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
NEW STEP IN A sufr AGAINST A BOSTON FIRM.

In the United states Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Wheeler eadered In the OF Schultz Brothers
4 Blath city, against Jordan Marsh Co.. OF Boston,
Tbsis case in which enerprslng salesman appears to
hay costly tor his employers repre-
Schultz Brothers TO induce the Boston house 70
buy coaks house offered them decidedly
when the goods came the bs were rendered
with all promptness regardless OF tho conditions agreed upon
This male Jordan Marsh Il Co angry.
and goods about S32 600 worth bac
10 Brothers brought suit In the United
604 o. At the trial the Judge ordered
% verdict for invoice amounting TO
sil777 asked for bv the plaintiffs Ysster
day Judge Wheeler overuled this notion vacated tho order
for proceedings and ordered Judgment taken the
verdict rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

Wellington Stables G. Willie w. iSo ;....'" Grosn}
J. n. Ackcrmans b. Breyfo9le ased
Wynn. & sons Bruon 1913 1pearsonj
" Time-2l7. ,u.-. s,o,
Rettngpercv TO s. Pat Dennis to J. Luero 70 l.
BreyfogIe 10 / Willie w TO l. MEADOW queen u l.
Bruton 10 10 / Mamie r. 10 10 j. Aureiian ~ 20 i
Auction pools-Psroy sl5 LUero SID neia S1 w v.r thu
penns r efsar which Percy gained the lead and was
sr.p ovsp the fourth nth hurdles and wo oy na
lengths IN montor AureIlhn
b'ta The othsl sraegng Manic WAS lei AZ INC pos"
but the course
''' THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth races, Long Branch 2 80 pd p ~,
BlackwelPs Island Investigation by Dr. Macuo.du.
Executive COMMITTEES OF National Association vi Anna
teur Athletes, Grand Union Hotel, p m
Civil Service examinations. City Han. 49,,
Electric Club dinner, Hotel Brighton, eOhey Isiahu'
BROOKLYN Newsdeaers' Association picnic, Kideewood
Park NO. point
Annual clam bake OF Schnorer Club, Rotor f0lhC
Funeral OF Father O'Loughn, Star OF the sea ohuch
Brooklyn, 10 a. m. - On To-, Four
feminist, p. M. ,..,to, Dctlssor
Independent order OF odd Fellows Coh'ehuon' ~'i'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

Salvador Micque Italian grinder, OF NO 10 ~
Mulberrys is lying at the point OF death IN Tue
CITY Hospital Jersey Cry: from fractured skull Acqme
same house. Jersey CITY Yesterday AT O'CLOCK IN
the while Micquie playing his organ IN var
ch At srsey civ two men like abQrers and who
apneare ordered him TO stop He refused
ana then one of the men McQuie the head with paw
ing stone rendered him unconscious and ne was
sent to the found that his skull was
fractured 1t thou git he die Thomas klroy
and Patrick CUMMINGS who pointed out as Mcques
assailants were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
JOHN X. DUNN STILL IN JAIL.

John r. Dunn who Is In the Ludlow Street Jail the
charge OF being sccompice Of Richard Seaman Scott
the ascending teller OF the Manhattan Company kept
himself secluded In the jail yesterday The president Of
tho company, when asked about the case by TRIBUNE
report err simply said have nothing TO add to what
has already been published in the newspapers far
as know their accounts OF the unfortunate affair
fpue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
DvwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY AUGUST IS, 1884,

officers: President George X. Bradshaw secretary. a.
Meade; treasurer. L. w SpsngehL At ats meeting sss
Hudson Badge offered Tor the best average speed by
younx from specified distance, open TO all unaea
Federation rules and management The birds 70 De ehgoe
Tho Hudson offer prize for general com
petition The for the club Will be next Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
WESTERN HORSES WIN AT SARATOGA.

GRIsETTE IN "wAIK AND SANTA RITA IN A
CANTER-FORDHAM RECUPERATING
SARATOGA Aug 1western stables carried of the honor
to-day Lucky" Badwin's Grsete won the sweepstakes
In walk" Hsggins santa Rita had nearly as easy
victory in the third Tie racing not OF highly
attractive order
Tho Dwyer Brothers colt Fordham arrived here this
ing Hanover Monmouth Park 10 be on hand tor
the Omnibus.
Fmsr RAcE-PURsg 1900 Two-YEAR-OLDs. SELLING.
FIVE FURLONGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
HE HAS NO CLUB LEFT TO CLUB WITH

The Richmond County Board Of Police Commissioners
yesterday took the shield and club from Special officer
storer, who Wednesday is said TO have brutally
kicked and dubbed Charles Humphreys without provo
cation while he passenger on the Rapid Transit
ferryboat Middletown Last night Storer missed
the employ OF the Staten Island Rapid Transit Kali
road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Guzmap Blanco ~ nc
zuesi John " Fsrwell OF Chicago and EI t f The Fnt
President and Henry g. Potter 81 iaass Hotei
Pere Marquette Railroad Company 81 v. HI
Senator john r. Morgan of Alabama Neg. aorn tyou,,
Marquis and Marquise doyey, of Paris Viscpuh'
XIV. OF Belgium, aud Charles Cognian If New
Hotet-James f. JOY OF Detroit; N d. SpeID " o. ,-ai
Haven Senator Thomas C. Patt aarmnda
HoteI-Jacob Doty u Consul at 81 georges oeiuu"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

Runs Metropolitan o; Baltimore flIst oSse On
eif,rs-MetropoltsD Baltimore STUCK .
haitian 4 Baltimore 3. Left bases--Netropoh'sh q )
BalIinere g. First base on balls anknsoh a. H ITs
rnns-None Threebase hits-None. Twoblse its-tINss
Donble plavs-TTott Greenwood Gardner +reenWoo
Thicker Wild pitches-None Passed 6als-IioDeIh
hsses-Tucker l. Hit ptcher-Jones l. Ease on p$ik-
frott Hogan l. Umpire-Mr McQuade. Tllno-l;4o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
LONG IELAND.

B.YvTLLP-Jame. Ellison jr. boat owner was drowned
yesterday He had taken two peders across
the returning when he seized with N cpl
ieptc III and falling Of the boat caused to upset
The body recovered.
DABYoy-At Yesterday session OF County Superntend'
ents of the following officers were elected Presl
dent j. Il WashUurn Waertown; first vice pres dent j H.
White Syracuse; president j. Frazer Onta.
rio County; secretary and treasurer, W. W. Huse' Bay
Shore. I. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
THE BARD NEARING DEATH.

dispatch from Monmouth Park last night said that the
condition OF The Bard unchanged Trainer Huggins
veterinary surgeons Drs stanley and Sheppard.
In constant attendance the COLT All be-
lievs that the prospect of his recovery slight
His temperature 10 dangerously high and he sho ws
little inclination TO eat he Bards maady has developed
cuar features which the are unable fully to
nose suffering from iuta nmation OF
bowel other internal disorders that defy veterinary
skill Unless there be change for the better within
forty eight the pride Of Chesterbrook will die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
7BAysATLANTIO TRAvELLERs

Sailed by the Elder CNorth German Lloyd for
Bremen yesterday s. " N. BALDWIN, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. X Dexter Mr. and Mrs. James ii. GoOdsel, Joseph
Iandon, the Rev. A. Lindeneld, DR.. and Mrs. j. Q.
Spencer and Dudley Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
DISQUALIFICATION. SHORT COURSE

HOW TO REACH THE CoURsE-CentraI r. r. OF N: j;
Libertvst Ferry Sis, $50 Ills l2:lj 1245 13C
pm Pennsylvania H. Cortandt and Desbro-sess st. Fer
sandy Hook. from Pier =. NJ r.. g. III a. M 1910. p m
Races promptly al 2S0 Fare. Round Trip including
admission " field, 81 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
Pool

raceEmperor Of Norfolk sl5o Magnenzer sAo' van
Second race-Elkwood 500, malaga $50. Bneue Sio'
Brown knight OF Ellersie Sl5. irish Pat Sl9'
Lucky b sl4 Sour Mash ST. Nore SO, George L. 50.
SwaTthmore SIS. ANN
Third Minch $500 Burch $50 Tele Doe ti"o'
Wahno sos Pearl Jennings $40. Cleaner $40. -, c,.o
Fourth Nette S2S Asceoa S21 Lolex So nance
sIS $l2. Balance SILL Phil Lewis sIo rat
Ffh Abraham $50 Warrington s25, Rose $780, Pat
Oakley ST. the he id So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

narrow setting on. shade trees In the walR, LIS
portion the street In under the contfO Oh ne
ment aud a parkway Mr. Crimmns thought Shout" 70
laid out az tho bcuevars are Residents OF the street ap
- asIuV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
GOOD CRICKET IN PROSPECT PARK.
Hy FIRST CENTURY OF TIE SEASON MADE BY

j. H. LAMBKIN-THE OTHER SCORES.
The Newark cricket clubs played their re-
Park yesterday For the trst time
this metropolitan cricket circles one man made over
q hundred runs. j. H. Lambkins l03 was made without
chance and Tyer 80 another meritorous performance
with their aid the Manhattan run up to 252 The
and bad luck Their total was OF,
the winning by 20 runs IN the score OF the hrs
Innings McWhood bowled in excellent form Tor the losers
and lamb in did the The score IL as folows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

Earned runs-Phladephia, 2; New-Hork ]. Tw0'esss
on bas-Fogarty aud R0urke Hit by pitched bal
-Dorgan. First base errors-Phadelpha l. New Or
StTucs ont-Clements (3) Gore ami Gillespie 90 Passed
balls-Clements l. Time-2:05. Umpire-Mr sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
T1me-2;l7h. 2:lsb. 2:l8.

y. 7
The metropolitan delegation was augmented by several ar
rivals this morning General b. f. Tracy. John CLARK and
James H. Temple the Rossmore the number
senator Cogeesa and Railroad Commissioner Herman were
stand. 1OmOTTows card has three races the
OPS 2l9 and the conclusion of the two
unfinished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
EWING BREAKS A FINGER.
TIE PHILADELPHIA TEAM BEATS THE GIANTS AFTER
FINE PLAYING.


PHILADELPHIA Aug l7-Both New York and Philadelphia
played careful ball the home team winning By bunch
inc cir hits in the second The fielding sharp and al
times brilliant Fogarty and Wood particularly distinguish
ing themselves Ewing finger broken in the first in
plne and was relieved by Deasley Score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
Purcell declared Winning run made with no one out
Ia nf araa as fnliOMA;

The Toronos Of Canada defeated the Jersey City team AZ
Jersey CITY yesterday by the following score;
Jersev CITY ............. o i Z
Earned runs-Toronto. Jersey CITY; g. Stolen bases
g. Bases bals-IoInnto .; Jei-
sew Citv Basrhts Toronto, l6 Jersey CITY, X ErroI
Toronto Jersey CITY, o. Umpire. g. Pierce lime -oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MINIATURES ALBANIA

TODAY
sunrises 500 Sets 80 Moon rise 4le Moons age. 2
HIGH WATER.
dM-sandy HOOK. e38 Gov fsld. $3.50 Hell Gata 81
r. H-Sandy Hook. 654 GOV Isrd 7:2O Hell Gate 80